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1964 1965 Plymouth Barracuda Door on 2040-parts.com

US $225.00
Location:

Medical Lake, Washington, United States

Medical Lake, Washington, United States
1964 1965 Plymouth Barracuda Left Door very straight has small dent in the corner 95% Rust free.
Placement on Vehicle:Left Warranty:No Surface Finish:brown paint

 1964 1965 Plymouth Barracuda Left Door. It is 95% rust free there is a small dent in the lower corner. Its a very good quality used part suitable for your repair or restoration project. I can ship tis greyhound bus to a local Bus station in your area you have to go and pick it up this is far less expensive for you. Shipping cost is about $60.00

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